Bluebird Ceramic Bird & Flower Pattern Urn Ceramic Urn

Bluebird Ceramic Bird & Flower Pattern Urn Ceramic Urn gives you the symbolism you’ll want. Each urn is hand decorated with blue ivies, flowers and birds. The elegant pattern offers a reminder of the lasting beauty of a loved one and the interconnectedness of life.

Rainbow Urn offers a variety of engraving options to help you create a truly personalised keepsake for your beloved pet.

Engraved Disc: $129

The silver disc and chain can hold up to 35 characters, including your pet’s name (formatted in upper and lower case letters).

Engraved Base: $159

Silver nameplate on a wooden base includes your pet’s name and two additional lines of text (formatted in lowercase).

Ideal for a body weight of up to 200 lbs prior to cremation.

Size: 14.5‘ H x 8.5’ L x 5.5″ W

*If you are unsure of your pet’s desired urn size or have any special requirements, our friendly team will be happy to assist you.

What is pet urn?

A pet urn is a container designed to hold the ashes of a cremated pet. It not only carries thoughts, but also symbolises a place for the pet in the family. Modern pet urns come in a variety of styles and are commonly made of wood, ceramic, metal, marble, etc. Some are also biodegradable.

Many urns come with carvings, patterns or colour accents, so you can choose the one that best suits your pet’s personality or memories with him. Whether it’s a minimalist style or a memorial design rich in detail, the key is to keep that love alive and leave a warm place to return to.

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How do I put the ashes in?

The process of placing ashes into a pet urn is actually quite simple. Most cremated ashes will come in a sealed plastic or biodegradable bag, and all you need to do is open the urn and gently place the bag into the main container and close it. If you are unsure, you can also ask the funeral director to assist with the transfer.

As long as they are properly stored, ashes can be kept in the urn for a long time without deterioration. It is advisable to choose an urn with a good seal, especially when kept indoors, to help prevent moisture and protection.